Mary, who calls herself a “drunk mom,” grew up in a military household, moving so often she never felt rooted. Even in sobriety, she battled suicidal thoughts—but with the right support, she found her way through. Today, Mary meets life with courage and clarity. She is truly, completely free. Sobriety Date: 4/10/2009 Quotes “Alcoholics Anonymous changed my life—my oldest said: Mom, you’re not even the same person.” “There’s so much love in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous.” Referred by: Tara...
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Mary, who calls herself a “drunk mom,” grew up in a military household, moving so often she never felt rooted. Even in sobriety, she battled suicidal thoughts—but with the right support, she found her way through. Today, Mary meets life with courage and clarity. She is truly, completely free.
Sobriety Date: 4/10/2009
Quotes
“Alcoholics Anonymous changed my life—my oldest said: Mom, you’re not even the same person.”
“There’s so much love in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous.”
Referred by: Tara V. (Episode #54)
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